(save-buffer) (let ((org-confirm-babel-evaluate (lambda (lang body) (declare (ignorable lang body)) nil))) (org-latex-export-to-pdf))
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CLOSED: [2016-04-02 Sat 21:24]
As time has gone on, I've started seeing the "Slack" chat platform become more and more popular. I see this as both a good thing, in that it promotes communication within teams, and a bad thing, in that it's not controlled by the company that actually subscribes to it, and it isn't free software. Because of the benefit, and as a response to the issues, I've decided to build this application, "Meeting of the Minds", built on standards and free software so it's likely to stay around for a long time. Thus, the goal is to produce an application that gives the following features:
Archival
Group Messaging
Easily Defined Groups
User-to-user Messaging
Simple Management
Freedom
To accomplish this task, I've decided to build using the following tools and suites:
The Internet Relay Chat protocol. I've chosen this as the transport protocol as it's been around for quite some time, and is well supported.
An SQL storage backend. This will be a way to store metadata about conversations, topics, users and projects, allowing for data archival. I've chosen PostgreSQL as it has many advanced features and is very space efficient.
The server implementation language. I've chosen to use Common Lisp to implement Meeting of the Minds for the following reasons:
Familiarity
Flexibility
Library availability
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(defpackage #:meeting-minds (:use #:cl))
(asdf:defsystem #:meeting-minds :description "Describe meeting-minds here" :author "Samuel W. Flint <swflint@flintfam.org>" :license "GNU GPLv3 or Later" :depends-on (#:ningle #:clack-errors #:clsql #:stefil #:ironclad #:babel #:uiop #:cl-mustache #:birch #:irc-logger) :serial t :components ((:file "package") (:file "meeting-minds")))